Fundamental duties of India:As an Indian citizen, certain rights and duties are provided to us. The duty of every citizen is to abide by the laws and perform his/her legal obligations. A person should always be aware of his/her fundamental duties. 11 fundamental duties are laid down by the Indian Constitution Origin and scope of…
View detailsWhen you work 12 hours a day: You don’t have a life. When you work 6 hours a day: You won’t accomplish anything. When you don’t have a job: You’re lazy. When you start your own business: You’re taking risks. Get a job. When you’re an employee: Why work to make someone rich. When you’re…
View detailsGANDHI IN INDIA Gandhi returned to india in January, 1915. Gandhi decided to tour the country for next one year, to get better understanding of the ground reality. This clearly shows the practical and analytical nature of Gandhi. During 1917 and 1918, Gandhi was involved in three struggles- in champaran, Ahmedabad and Kheda before the…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Indian freedom struggle mainly has three major phases, the first phase could be truly categorized as the moderate phase which ranged for first 20 years of congress (1885-1905). Having faith in the honesty and sincerity of the British government they linked the progress of India with their prosperity was the main idea behind this…
View detailsFreedom of speech is a principle that supports the liberty of an individual or community to share their opinions and concepts without the fear of retaliation, censorship and legal sanction. Freedom of speech includes any activity of seeking, receiving and spreading information or ideas without informing the medium used. According to Article 19 of Universal…
View detailsIn rape culture girls are advised how to dress in order to avoid “inviting trouble” and being “slutshamed,” normalizing male predatory behaviour. To remedy this, Indians must shift the focus away from women and toward the real issue: mentality of the people residing in India. In the meantime, the Government of India must quickly establish…
View detailsDeath feels easier than actually living because death takes no effort and it is inevitable. Life however is complex, challenging, at times a struggle. Living takes energy and motivation, and especially living a meaningful life is hard because of our different perceptions of a meaningful life. It is however you see yourself happy and fulfilled…
View detailsProvision 2(f) of the RTI Act, 2005 defines ‘information’ as a piece of data existing or obtainable in whichever form comprising reports in written or pictographic format, memorandums, electronic messages, directions, instructions, perspective or opinions, newspapers, flyers, advertisements, logbook, contract, judgments, replica and copies, facts of details of a private body accessible by such public…
View detailsIT expansion and development started in India from mid 1990s and 1991. But it wasn’t until 2 decades later that the judicial bodies and legislature started relying on it more. Until date it hasn’t expanded as widely as it would have been expected. Even till date old methods of record keeping are followed that is…
View detailsA fundamental principle in the client-lawyer relationship is that, in the absence of the client’sinformed consent, the lawyer must not reveal information relating to the representation. Thiscontributes to the trust that is the hallmark of the client-lawyer relationship. The client is therebyencouraged to seek legal assistance and to communicate fully and frankly with the lawyer…
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